... looked upon 'smallpox as being practically unavoidable by members of the human race. The difficulty of getting through life without smallpox was expressed in a popular saying current in Germany in the 18th century : ' Few remain free from smallpox and love ...

... to make special efforts to secure such sanitary con• , ditimis as may retnler an odtbreak of smallpox improbable. The diminution in the prevalence of smallpox since the time of Jenne/ is attributed by the anti•vaccinetionist agitators solely to the bett ...

... should any case of small•pox break out. They had (as wart aware to all present) a field near Coward's marsh, where two tents were erected for infectious diseases, but the Local Government Board would not allow any case of small-pox to be brought near ...

... proposing the health of the chairman, said he was convinced that smallpox uI d be prevented by vaccination. Ho believed that if every person in the metropolis who was susceptible to smallpox, and who had not been vaccinated within recent years, were to be ...

... WAR OF A VILLAGE. A villager of Duntroon, in Scotland, was stricken with smallpox on Monday. and the authorities attempted to remove him, and some 15 other people who had been in contact with him, to the isolation hospital. It was only after two hours' ...

... g Beverage by the simple addition of water. and if taken according to directions iv the best preventive snd curative of Small-pox, hearlet Fever and other diwiasec It does not contain Magnesia ur any earthy matter edculate i to pito !uce Gallstooes or ...

... g Beverage by the simple addition of water. and if taken aecordina to directions i• the beet preventive and curative of Small-pox, Scarlet Fever anl other diseases. It does not contain Ilegnmis or any earthy matter calculate.' to pollute Gallstones or ...

... deaths from smallpox, 30 from measles, 27 from scarlatina, 12 from diphtheria, 64 from whooping.cough, 33 from fever, and 15 from diarrhma were registered. Two fatal cases of smallpox were recorded in the west, 4 In the north (where the Smallpox Hospital ...

... Evidence was given that he was taken ill on Wednesday of last week, and on the Friday it was found he was suffering from small-pox. His landlady declined to nurse him, and ineffectual application was made to the Metropolitan Asylums Board and the Croydon ...

... measure are: Doctors must notify cases of tuberculosis (as they do small-pox, etc.) under a penalty of 40s. The low of cleaning and disinfection applies to tuberculosis as if to small-pox. County councils may, if they think fit, erect hospitals, dispensaries ...

... severe form of smallpox in cattle, why may it nut also be prevented by inducing in cattle the mild form of the disease, or ordinary cow•pox ? This we know can be done by inoculating them with vaccine lymph, or with the matter of human small-pox. No time might ...

... flowers were left. A serious outbreak of small-pox has just been reported in Croydon. It appears that a man was admitted to the Croydon Infirmary suffering from a suspicious rash, which eventually turned out to be small-pox. Every precaution was at once taken ...